The Novelist. "A Double Wedding" Chapter Xxix
WHEN Madelon and Elinor descended to breakfast in the morning when Monsiour de Bricourt made his unexpected appearance at Madelon's room door, they…
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Weddings, 1902
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The Novelist. "A Double Wedding" Chapter Xxxi
THE [?] hours had passed on heavy wings to the grief-stricken girl waiting alone in her little room for the next step in the proceedings that…
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'IT is in part,' the other declared. ' But if you want the whole, you shall have it. Here it is[?] Revenge [?] It will go[?]d the mother's people to madness to…
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DON'T soil your hands, boy, returned Sir Gordon. 'I shall have him arrested in the usual way, for having stolen my daughter. You all heard him confess to…
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AT Cumboogle (the residence of the bride's father) on Wednesday last Miss Annio M. Craig, eldest daughter of Mr. A. Craig, was united in marriage to Mr. E. J. M. Frith, till…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday last, when Mr. Edmond.J. M. Frith, son of Mr. Frith, of Haywood, Crystal Brook, SoUth Australia, was united…
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THE social event of the week was the wadding of two prominent and much respected residents of Dubbo, such the representative of a well-known local family intimately associated with…
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Ah exceedingly pretty and very interesting wedding was celebrated on Wednesday in St. Brigid's R.C. Church, the contracting parties being Mr. Denis MoGuian, the…
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A very pretty little wedding was solemnised at Spicer's Creek on the 29th October, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick E. W. Jackson and Miss Rebecca H. M…
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AT Geurie on Wednesday a fashionable wedding was celebrated, the contracting parties being Mr. James Goddings of "Suntop," and Miss Nell Morley, daughter of Mr. W. Morley of…
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A quiet, though none the less interesting wedding, was celebrated in St. Patrick's Church, Wellington, on the 5th instant, by the Rev. Father Heath, the contracting…
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ON Tuesday afternoon last a quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mrs. Osborne, "Dafity," Trangie, the contra ting parties being Mr…
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The Trangie correspondent of he Warren Herald sends the following:â 'On Tuesday, November 11th a…
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A pretty wedding took place at the R. C. Church, Narromine, on Wednesday, the 19th inst., the contracting parties being David Sanson, eldest son…
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At Avisford, last Thursday, Rev.E. P. Lowe, of Capertee, united in wedlock's holy bonds Mr, Jas Read, of Triamble, to Nurse Ada Lovett,…
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Old Mollyan was on Wednesday last the scene of a pretty wedding, when Mr, Jonathan Barnes, third son of Mr. B. S, Barnes, and Miss Matilda Barnes,…
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